Bamboo Bench Furniture by Gal Ben-Arav

This bench is very natural and artistic. Sustainable is a wide concept to make this bench. On this bench you can find something different for your feeling. The material of this bench is from the bamboo tree. The bamboo plant is renewed very quickly, therefore energetically efficient, with high mechanical strength and durability to weather conditions. The design of this bench is also very simple but the appearance of this bench is very unique. It is... 

Beautiful The Lookout House by Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects

To make you enjoy the view, it has been designed a new lookout house. This house can make you enjoy the view under it. You can see the people who swim in the swimming pool. From this house you can spy the guest who will come to your house. The original pyramid form of the house, which is centered on an open-plan double-height living space surrounding an indoor pool, was lightened and simplified with a contemporary material palette (including bamboo,... 

Charming Contemporary Twin Buildings by Johnston Architects

This house has concept of twin that make this house look so cute and beautiful. This house is also completed with the wide glass window to make you easy to see the view outside. This house to floor and one basement that has function to keep your car. This house has tow units. The two units range from 1,800 to 2,100 SF. Each is three-bedroom with two master suites, and is equipped with a two-car garage. To the north, south and west, the rooftop decks... 

Nice The Sprig Lamp by Victor Vetterlein

To imitate the nature, it has been create a new lamp that has nature design. This lamp more looks like a bamboo in the sky. The Sprig lamp design is inspired by the fresh growth of plants. The design can give the effect of positive since it is very interesting to see. A single Sprig lamp makes a pendant light, while multiple Sprig lamps combined build a floor lamp or a chandelier. It will make the rooms brighter in the night. The material of this... 

Bamboo House in Guanacaste, Costa Rica by Benjamin Garcia Saxe

Benjamin Garcia Saxe used the inspiration of the forest to design his ‘Bamboo House’ in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. The house inverts the role of the forest by bringing it inside the house. An internal patio provides space for functions to rotate about. The house is divided into two living modules, one private bedroom and one public kitchen/living area.

Junquillos Chapel by Claudio Baladron Z and Diego Grass P

There are oaks, wind and rain coming from the west. A dusty road is at the east. Community soccer field is south; bamboo and empty beer cans all over the north. Now there is also a wooden barn structure over a concrete platform, with corrugated metal cladding in the outside and pine boards in the inside, plus 100 chairs, lectern, altar, virgin figure and a cross. Mass is once a month, community activities every evening. Both happen in the same space....